All articles tagged with ["Observability"
Monitoring tells you the server is up. Observability tells you why the checkout is slow. We dive into the OpenTelemetry stack, high-cardinality data storage, and why Norwegian data residency matters for your logs in 2025.
Monitoring tells you the server is dead. Observability tells you the database pool exhausted because of a zombie process. Learn to implement full-stack visibility using OpenTelemetry and eBPF on high-performance infrastructure.
Monitoring tells you the server is alive. Observability tells you why the payment gateway timed out for User #402. We dissect the 2025 OpenTelemetry stack, self-hosted on Norwegian infrastructure.
Monitoring tells you the server is up; Observability tells you why the checkout is failing. We dissect the technical differences, implementation strategies using OpenTelemetry, and why data sovereignty in Norway matters for your logs.
Monitoring tells you the server is up. Observability tells you why the checkout button is slow. We dismantle the difference with code, context, and a focus on Norwegian data sovereignty.
Monitoring tells you the server is up. Observability tells you why the checkout API fails only for users in Tromsø. A battle-hardened guide to OpenTelemetry, accurate metrics, and data sovereignty.
Monitoring tells you the server is up. Observability tells you why the checkout is slow. We dive deep into the ELK vs. LGTM stacks, GDPR implications in Norway, and why self-hosting your telemetry on CoolVDS is the only safe bet in 2024.
Monitoring tells you the server is up. Observability tells you why the checkout API is timing out only for users in Bergen. We dismantle the difference, architect a full LGTM stack, and explain why data sovereignty in Norway is critical for your logs.
Monitoring tells you the server is up. Observability tells you why the checkout page is timing out for 5% of users in Bergen. We dissect the technical difference, the infrastructure requirements, and why 'green dashboards' often hide critical failures.
Green dashboards don't mean happy users. We dissect the technical gap between traditional monitoring and modern observability, utilizing OpenTelemetry, and explain why high-performance NVMe infrastructure in Norway is non-negotiable for handling trace data.
Monitoring tells you the server is up. Observability tells you why the checkout failed anyway. A deep dive into the three pillars of observability, GDPR-compliant logging in Norway, and why raw IOPS dictates your visibility.
Green lights don't mean happy users. We break down the architectural shift from passive monitoring to active observability using OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, and high-IOPS infrastructure.
Monitoring tells you the site is slow. Observability tells you it's a deadlock in the payment gateway caused by a specific API call. Learn how to implement the LGTM stack on self-hosted NVMe infrastructure in Norway.
It’s 3 AM. Nagios says the server is up. Your users say it’s down. This guide breaks down the critical shift from 2000s-era monitoring to modern observability using Prometheus, ELK, and proper KVM isolation.